Last fall October 22nd to 29th, my husband brother and I stayed at the Hotel Villa Romana with a Transaat vacation plan. We had the best of both worlds- proximity to the Amalfi coast by bus or boat, while staying in a genuine Italian village. The hotel staff from front desk to the restaurant, were all very welcoming and accommodating.... More

I stayed in this Hotel in Minori for a week in April. It was so clean one felt one could eat off the floor! The Staff spoke Italian and very good English and were efficient and helpful. The cuisine however, was outstanding and we were treated to little cookery tips and demonstrations after dinner most evenings. The menu was so... More

We used the Villa Romana Hotel as our base while staying on the Amalfi Coast. The hotel staff were so friendly and attended to our every need. The rooms were spacious and clean and the breakfasts each morning were excellent.

We went to this hotel via Travelsphere and were very pleased with most aspects of it. Our room was very spacious with a balcony. The room was basically clean apart from a few dusty surfaces and the room 'fridge needs attention as the ice-box was completely frozen up and had not been attended to for a very very long time!... More

The reception and the staff were, without exception, first class. The dining room was delightful, with a leaf covered ceiling. Both the variety on offer for breakfast and the four choice three course evening meals were excellent. And the house wine was just fine and served in very generous measures. Our bedroom, with a balcony overlooking the main street, was... More

Minori is a small town with only one really good restaurant which is Giardinelli's. However it' a quaint town & a good base from which to explore the coast. The villa Roma was the only hotel that was open & seemed to cater to tor package groups such as Gate 1 which we were on. The minus's......rooms need updating, shower... More

Stayed at Villa Romana Hotel in Minori in March, 2012. Very Average place. Rooms vary a great deal in quality-we had a room with a very small (27"square) shower stall (no bath tub) suitable perhaps for hobbits but a rather tight squeeze for my 6 footer husband! We were able to peek into a few other rooms while they were... More

We stayed at Villa Romano in March of 2012. The staff (family) were all very nice and accommodating. Upon our arrival they inform you that they would need to park your car for you each day, which cost 10 euros a day in off season and I guess 20 euros in high season. Parking anywhere on the amalfi coast is... More

Stayed here for a whole 2 weeks - a great base to relax and explore Amalfi coast. Enjoyed the hotel, good food and wine, room comfortable and clean. Nice (small) pool but also roof top solarium. Enjoyed the town - whole local festival & fireworks for Santa Trofimena. Use teh local boat & buses to get around. Running(!) up and... More